Longship

Crew
Max crew	15
Max swabbies	4
Hold
Mass (kilograms)	13,500
Volume (liters)	20,250
Stations
Navigation	1
Rigging/Sailing	5
Carpentry/Patching	3
Bilging	3
Gunnery	3
Battle Nav
Move tokens per turn	4
Cannon size	small
Cannons aboard	12
Cannon shots per move	2 per side
Max Damage: (SF) / (Sink)
Small cannon balls	9 / 15
Medium cannon balls	6 / 10
Large cannon balls	4.5 / 7.5
Blockade
Influence diameter	2
Min crew	5
Porting Bribe Cost
Cost per bribe	{{{bribecost}}} PoE
Swabbie Ship Transport
Max swabbies	6
Cost per league	60 PoE
Construction Costs
Doubloons	40
Basic labor	250
Skilled labor	150
Expert labor	50
Iron	250
Sail cloth	175
Tan cloth	75
Wood	350

The longship was released onto the oceans in late 2007. It is designed after the longships used by the Scandinavian Vikings and Saxons for coastal raids during the Middle Ages.

Rooms and Furnishings

A longship has three scenes: The main deck, main hold, and crow's nest. The total paint required for a Longship is 104 units. Though when given the option to paint in the crow's nest, it says railings and sideboards, painting the Crow's Nest changes two alternating vertical colored stripes on the sails, not the Sideboard and Railing.

Longship

Crow's Nest

Floor plan

Paint:
- Sideboard: 1 unit
- Railing: 1 unit
Special items:
- This scene has no special items.

Props:
- This scene has no props.

Main Deck

No floor plans available.

Paint:
- Sideboard: 36 units
- Railing: 53 units
Special items:
- Leave the ship
- 1 hold
- 1 carpentry station
- 12 gunnery stations
- 1 navigation station
- 5 sailing stations

Props:

Tools
Powder bag (x3)
Barrel (x2)
Skull
Woodpile

Slatted Crate
Small cannonballs (x6)
Upright rum barrel
Pile of bones (x3)
Pyramid of barrels

Main Hold

Floor plan

Paint:
- Sideboard: 4 units
- Railing: 9 units
Special items:
- 1 booty chest
- 1 navigation table
- 3 bilging stations
- 2 carpentry station
- 1 hold

Props:

Crate o'limes
tap
Pyramid of barrels (x3)
Upright rum barrel (x2)
Shabby table (x2)
Small cannon balls (x5)
Bludgen trunk (x2)

Barrel (x2)
Skull
Cashbox
scrolls
Jars
Stool (x2)
Bag
Powder bag (x2)
Pick and shovel

Crate o'hemp
Barrel o'rocks (x2)
Sword rack (x2)
Tools (x2)
Woodpile (x3)
Slatted crate
Small chest (x2)
Little chest
Chest

Real Life Relation

From Wikipedia:

Longships were ships primarily used by the Scandinavian Vikings and the Saxons to raid coastal and inland settlements during the European Middle Ages. They are often called "longboats", but "longship" is more accurate. The vessels were also used for long distance trade and commerce, and for exploratory voyages to Iceland, Greenland, and beyond.

The longship was characterized as a graceful, long, narrow, light wooden boat with a shallow draft designed for speed. The ship's shallow draft allowed navigation in waters only one meter deep and permitted rapid beach landings, while its light weight enabled it to be carried over portages. Longships were also symmetrical, allowing the ship to reverse direction quickly. Longships were fitted with oars along almost the entire length of the boat itself. Later versions sported a rectangular sail on a single mast which was used to augment the effort of the rowers, particularly during long journeys.